many thanks for clearing up a few things about above post from Tulsa World. note those were not my comments but what someone posted in what appeared to be a concise manner.
it was cleverly written to bias someone like myself who had next to zero knowledge of the Gumm case before it was mentioned in this thread.
goes to show you ... one cannot believe anything without checking it out first.
it was cleverly written to bias someone like myself who had next to zero knowledge of the Gumm case before it was mentioned in this thread.
goes to show you ... one cannot believe anything without checking it out first.
1 and 2 are opinion but I happen to agree.
I believe 3,4, and 5 are true.
I believe 6 and 7 to be false.
8 is definitely true.
9 is pure conjecture by someone who is probably unqualified to make such an assessment.
10 and 11 are definitely false and 11 is easily disproven.
12 is also true but in my opinion more indicative of bad judgement than malice.
13 is again opinion but I think it is accurate. However the poster wants readers to believe that Gumm's lawyers worked for the NRA. The reality is they were part of the NRA's legal defense plan.
14 is blatantly false.
15 and 16 are laughable and not worth addressing.
Michael Brown